the process of making specific words / phrases from general ones

[Travis B.]

I've never heard of "druck store"; I pronounce drug store with [k], but druck store to me indicates /k/, i.e. a short vowel with preglottalization, whereas drug store for me has a long vowel with no preglottalization, i.e. it has /g/.

[Zaarin]

I've never heard "noose paper" or "druck store", but i do have the raised vowel in "high school", along with a stress pattern like a typical compound word.

Same.

[alynnidalar]

Another good example is the pronunciation of high school in NAE dialects with Canadian Raising of /aɪ/ where the vowel of high is raised (even though typically Canadian Raising does not operate across word boundaries).

Huh. I initially was going to disclaim this, but upon further reflection, I do do this. Neat!